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Five years. He gives us five years.
That guy looks like he just stepped out of Jurassic Park himself. An Geriactricsaur. Wait a minute, that me too.
I seem to recall that Horner's theory (dinosaurs became birds), despite popular acceptance, has already been rejected pretty decisively by the majority on paleontologists and related scientists, after a few decades of study...?
Be that as it may, genetically deforming a chicken doesn't make a dinosaur in any way, shape, form, or fashion. ::) :P Horner himself ought to be well aware of that.
Quote"Of course, birds are dinosaurs," Horner told People magazine. "So we just need to fix them so they look a little more like a dinosaur."
Just what we need, veloci-chickens.
You know The Colonel is watching this development.
Brontochickens would be better for the Colonel!
(Now to search youtube for clips of the brontochicken from Sid and Marty Kroft's The Lost Saucer...)
^ Oh..my...God...you just fired off at least three childhood brain cells that I thought were long dead. :2funny:
In hindsight, I'm pretty sure I have the wrong show in mind. I think there was a similar SMK show somewhat based on Gilligan's Island about a pair of hapless not-astronauts who find the brontochicken (which in my mind is connected with the "I said Lunch not Launch!" of the main plot rationale recapped in the opening credits).
Far Out Space Nuts? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TueALMuOi5Q)
That's the one! The brontochicken (which was of course borrowed and modified from Land of the Lost normal brontos) had to be on one of those shows.
And while I'm passing near the subject, I'll lament as I normally do what a damn waste of potential the LotL movie (and 90s series) was. The original show had some freaking hard sci-fi teeth. (Up until season 3 anyway; notably the original writing crew weren't involved in that.)